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AN ENGINEERS CRIME.
he FLOWS HIS TRAIN THROUGH A
o CROWD OF PEOPLE.
No Alarm Of It's Approach-An Infur'-
ated Mob Threaten to Lynch Him on
the Spot Other Fatalities Caused by
Railroad Accidents.

CnlctGo, H., Dec. can incoming Dalti-
more &Obio train ploweda at full speed through
the crowd boarding the Illinois suburban
train at Van Buren, station last evening
Fully 20 people were thronging the tracks
at the time, and without a whistle or note of
warning, the train was upon them. In an
instant Miss Lottic Laundcryille was thrown
through the mir a distance of fifteen or TWEEN
ty feet, aud fatally injured. Immediately
after the accident the Baltimore & Ohio train
backed up, aud had barely stopped when tho
hab was boarded by an infuriated crowd Of
persons who had narrowly escaped death.
The engineer was roughly seized, and cries
of Lynch himi' "kil him. were shouted
from hundreds Of Threats. Just In time 10
prevent the crowd from executing its threats,
tive detail officers arrived and rescued the
covering man from the throng OF avengers.
The engineer was quickly spirited away, and
his name could not be learned. There seems
10 he no excuse for the accident. The Balti-
more d Ohio train was going at full speed,
when it should hav5 been at q standstill.
There was no sound OF bell or whistle TO warn
the crowd OF home-goers of approaching dan
Gpr.
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Fatal Cot,isiou.

Rock R,rIDs, H., Dec. pa serious ac-
cidcnt occurred yesterday on the Cherokee
q Dakota branch Of the Illinois Central,
which Is Just being completed through this
place. A train loaded with supplies, when
about ten miles west of this place, collidcd
with a work train, which had ON board 200
laborcrs. The collision occurred just at the
end Of n long bridge. There was a blizzard
blowing from the northwest and neither
engineer discovered the danger until the two
trains were within twenty yards Of each
other. The engineer and fireman on the
outgoing train were badly injured. Fire
man George Davis Of Cherokee, died from
the effects 81 hi, injuries. The engineer is
in n critical condition, having received
severe injuries IN the spine AMI internally.
Many of the laborers were slightly injured.
The collision was caused by moving the tclc-
graph office at this point. The incoming
train wa, without orders.
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HEALTH - WEALTH ~. ncaur-Eard's
Tonic mud herVine, the Grcnt
French specific.

NERVOUS DEBILITY ln nl lr ftlgJa mental
y aud physical depression fVHrrfiurrlrn4 hbs
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lur study ur bUsIuts, U~lrtIFfls, impulrnrr. rlil'p.
BIZ. lua 90 mpWuy. suNruiUg ~ The hrl'u, utd all
diseases ut the nervous kyft'in may b. rflluiIIy
ruI4l lu either eN hS ihr va ut thia unrNtUIri
puflmUpu. ittsn mHtirf uf supreme importance
b. nee appropriate r,itmcn Tor The Curu ui the
lUa ~ nerve power. uud Dr. HcIufcsutis Tonic
and Nenl up. after NAM year trial iu Europe, De-,
Uru.ru iulHlIhlr ID taken u~turling in dlrvHilun4
which aur Affixed tu each bottle. One huN equal ~
one months treatment will cure UDynt tavrs
rirc. sI.OO q box. ar six hpECs for 5000 tcut
hl mail prepaid un receipt ~ utiHe w guanutcr
fIN iuNts 30 UurH any tIHH. Win cash urlrf a..
g.Iyrd hy us iur sis boxes Ne Will srnd oar wfltirL
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not crcUt n curt. 8 Egukrrf a Co, Druggist sule
aeenu iot United stHtrs ~ aud 10 Main street
MYuuhia. Tenn.
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II you have pain In the back, pale and sal
low complexion, bilious or sick headache,
cruptiuns on the skin, coated tongue, slug.
gisli circulation, or a hacking cough, you are
going to the grave II YOU do not take stcpst ~
,irr yourself. II you arc wise you will do
this by the use of DIR. Picrcc's Golden Med
teal Di.1oNcry,' compounded OF the most
ciiioariuus ingredients known 10 medical
science Tor giving health and strength 10 the
system through the medium VI the liver and
flp tfgtl
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The fi0eth0iieu oi The Mississippi g Tennessee
tnilmHd COMPANY nr, h,fCuy notified, hy direction
ui he PRECEDENT aud boarl ~ uifc.ipu ~ Hll
Company and ~ ruquCat 81 uIc ttloAhulicr 'un'
Nputiun. that y Eyupfnl ucutua 10 tlC hiurAhullcr
of Eid Compuy VI D. held ni The Office Of -c,fe
uu aud TrsasHfgro ~ The COMPANY, tn Memphis
Tom, on the lat "Wednesday u iuuuny l''- 10.
vii. the gdu DAY thrfcui b. consider aud no up1n
n general murEnro on all UhO property AMI uthi'
~ the tumptuF, securing tAHplp1 Z ~. cent
huuIs. and such other busInrts o. may con-" before
them ~ aid WUOtinE This notice 10 De- published
thirty dayH lu enc uCWtIuptr iu cnch UDuhll
through whi,h the nuHd pnaIH
Iy order uf thu rfesid0utuud Hnnrl % Director,
this the 18Th day Of bcrCmhrr M
EI n LAND. Secretary
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RUPTURE Radically CURED

WIthortfhc knife or hludnuor ,u hIaiuDg ln from
Ufo uu DAYS. hy the MCdieitrl soft Tad Truss ANIL
uUor Treatment Acuntm,t mrdu Wlti each pc cont
-tfl. tUfc. liyiturulr and AurigUCllC rIrri iu 10
short dino. Circular uu pplicItiuu.
The Mrdicat"j soft Pad Truss no the
grinr iu the irunt, tl,uyiorc avoid .ur ~ kluU.
tfsublra. and eau be worn night nud DAY, NcEiiur
Huf9e This IruHa tn Dc easy tu wear and tp hold uN
the bowel ct money refunded Nndc all httri tn
male or female by IN. NOHiE.
~ Jefferson d.. Memphis, Tenn
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DR.. III. Inhn Acquitted.

Cut,,Go, H., dec. 2-Thc trial Of DR.. 81.
John. Low Del aud Capt. Frccr. indicted
for conspiracy In aiding in the escape oI
Warden W. J. MCGariglc, came 10 q sudden
close this noon. Tic States attorney
Acknowledged in open court that be- bad
not evidence enough 10 convict, ~ Judg,
Collins ordered the jury 20 bring in n yer
dict ui aDguittal, and the state quaslcd the
other indictments against them. The iu.
dictmrnts aaiust Capt. Irwin, master Of thJ
Ilakc who las kept himself In Canada siucI
The Csyupc, still stand.
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Two Trims MeeI.

CiNuNNArf, o., Dec. 22.-This morning a
collision occurred on the Cincinnati North
ern railroad, now known as the Ohio a North
western road, at point three and a half
miles beyond ldlewild station. The Mont
gomcry accommodation coming south and
the outgoing passenger train going north
met at bloody Run trcstlc. Both engines
were wrecked. Mrs. Proctor, living at South
Norwood, and Mrs. Ringgold were fatally
injured; Engineer Edward Collins, ankle
broken by jumping; Engineer George Glas-
gov, leg broken; Edward Sickey, passenger,
badly mashed foot; Charles Barber, passCn-
ger, was injured about his face.
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nIr Mo, nt Glen tnrN.

Ours Many, Tenn, Dec. 2a-Ablg riot oc.
currcd here Tuesday night, When o mass ~
colonel aud white workingmcn became IN.
,olvci IN q quarrel. following pay day aud
iDn much indulgence Ia drink. over ~
thnts were fred. A man named Michael
Murray and q hoy were killed aud Other, u-
iufYl.
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Can't q. W. Knott, an ex-oficcr IN thc
Eugii.h army, was drowned at tnrpu.
Cirris'i. Tex, Sunday night The dcccnccl
Nfs nu expert t~axiicTmist, who had been
employed in this vicinity Tor several month.
iu gathering specimens 81 Wild water iUwl
f1r tlr lcalius museums II The world.
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To Whom II Nav Concern.

fI1tE Ccutmi laiiway & Hhdguc Company, 81 New.
L port. ky.. hCrby awe, notice 81 ~ lntcntion
H. riustuirt . bridge over uie ohio river, hrtWceh
aud Il about ~ nc IT. application with the sccrc'
tay oi VAT Persons inienlled will govern hem'
s.ltss scuon1iaaly,
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TIM well known strengthening properties
81 iron, combined with other tonic7 and n
met Perfect n%cryinc, are found In Cartcr's
lnun Fills which Strengthen the nerves and
body, and improve the blood and complex
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pnexpe..i,. Holiday gifts

A. sweet ns a bouquet Of flowers. isahoiucoi
Colg1te's Violet water and Cashmere Bouquet
perfume.
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LOST.
SrH,ifD
syKAyEp on srOLES.

I,,ROM np. A. EDWARDS. - N,HlNStY ~,
i ono half fcr-py Cow. las rvd. right horn on.
Literal reward " r'iumol tn Owner.
HORSE-LlBERNL REwNEp3 ON NlptiT of
ntr,mbcf ~. me small hay horse, lct nina
foot white, with saddle marks on hirk; hli on
heavy halter. and supposed iu have on dmy hililc.
Return 10 ~ PURCELL.
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MISTER PAUKiIl ur
A. 90 NlitiN.
M..H

~I,NTI.IIUr NNp Or TgIAruEuut ut cos
= HfuId'uu ONE ~ $500 cot Iron. top sII# Iul
hu.ium Thus Uunstrf g. u rIiuNt #AII
MAlt- uI'ud with o. conducting ,%uI.r.i".
luUk combination ." mod Boo uIFutU inr NH.f
Tlitif -Iy's. HiBptUd H INHiurss md IUH.hHIu
l.H rit'tt Thirty. Tor Hui sixty hu..Hr lIf
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&c. SCHMIDT ~ son
Notice, Taxpayers.

hi and County Taxes Tor iss7 arr due. and viii
bosomo delinquent bei1fe yuu hu awHre 81 H. You
sro advised W c0me forward and pay 1T once.
A. J. uAlulls. COUNTY Trs.tsa
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Christmas HOLIDAYS.

DoUSD TRIP TICKETS EvEtYWtNhRE ON
N December - - a, - ~ ~ hud % The
Memphis aud Charleston N.iL WlI .nl Round
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rst uf The Mississippi river aud suuIi ~ thc OHIO
uud Mississippi fNCn. tO which Que NnF. llrkril
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nLprNrrEs At ATRIAL uttiCE. sI,tSls
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tuuH. 20 Mulu o.
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ROOMS no INT.
IIrRYlsnEp RooMs-l~ MAlN 81,

nNE LARGE UNFURNIsUEp ROOM, SOUTH.
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nPFICEs-sEvERAL FINE OFFICES IN MA,
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OFFICES TE DESIRABLE OFFICES m
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good tenant. H. ", ESlEN,
DOoM-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
n very desirable, ut Ia Madison street
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InAN nFIIcf-.

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on largc amounts
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Evss 10 Yea Duy Q Dessa

common porous plastsrs (which you can got for
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worthless articles intended 70 dsceive Ash foI
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Thsse, u existent In . natural quantity, and
unvitsted BY bile. play their part in tho
functions Of digestion and assimilation. But
he artificial acid resulting from the inability
Of the stomach TO coavers food received by Il
into suSsenaacs. 10 the producer Of aasulesce
and heartburn. which are the most hsrsssine
symptons Of dyspepsia The best cumulative
b Hostettsr's Stomach Bitters. Far moro
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caa b 10 possessioa of the fell measure OF
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protect " froa malaria, rhsuAAiism and other
serious mAlAdies.
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AssoA Msay thoashs thas drsaded ssAaek
peodIoeod b Dr. 0owess hod fallen o. the
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well end q y eoly Hector tAae Wae ~ TAo
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Az O'Clock Tussday morning shout sixty
u0disguised mso soscibly eusseod she jail q
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euplsd By 0ilss 0ood, Bailey, Dowdie, Dan
Roberta Printy Thompsoo end Aose Iips.
eo0h oolore6, charged with the murder ol
yoA6 L 0ood, . young Whils I'D, In Deoombsl
l1D6 TakiAl ne pgi6un0s ooo mile north q
the villelo tksy h6nged them 70 The ll0bo ol
efoeA Toeoo n1oo oF9Anisod Q oo0spifocy u
Killed young 0ood.
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Corrssponassos rAi,sasl pAia Record
thoughs Ill the william Il Travsrs
sooeieo he'd bsen told. But here y one told
q luncheoa The other day apeopos Of n
heard 6oo6e0i "Tnvo9U Wa0 0efuegllng WitA
. peppse botalo thos Wouldn't Wosk oo0 day,
when b. suddsnly ~ u down with the re.
mart: 'PpPoor d-d.slivs9y, like m.m.my'
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Uspssaaaas 1saasrss es nsssi Liz.
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oan put up here for dayf
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IL speabs for itself y what . ladv said Of DR.
Dull's Cough Sy1up The other day. a single
bottle had cured her child Of . most dreadful
cough. IL never fails 70 givs spoody reiiet and
pos DAneHt euro
one app,sua.ioa OF salvation OIL veil rubbel
n ouro4 me Of rAeumAtlsm II the arm, OF tWo
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